Medical disclaimer

You can look up a clinic, read what they publish, and compare locations, prices, and photos. The guides explain how an MRI usually works: what it is used for, what to wear, what the machine sounds like. That is general information. It is not a diagnosis, a treatment plan, or a decision about whether you should have a scan.

We are not a clinic, a hospital, or your doctor. Sending a message through a listing does not make us part of your care. The appointment, if you book one, is between you and that clinic.

Prices, opening hours, scan types, and accreditation notes come from the clinic or from public sources. They change. A page on this site can lag behind. Check the details with the clinic before you travel or pay.

Reviews and ratings describe other people's visits. They are not a guarantee of your result, your wait time, or the quality of a report.

MRI is not the right test for every problem, and it is not safe for every person in the same way. Metal in the body, some implants, pregnancy, and contrast dye are things the scanning site has to check. Tell the clinic about implants, fragments, and devices before you go. Do not decide that from a guide on this website.

If you are ill, in pain, or unsure whether you need imaging, talk to your own doctor. If you need urgent help, contact local emergency services. This site is not an emergency service and it cannot see your scans.